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Gen Z interviewer slams her generation’s ‘attitude’ after candidate dialled in from their phone
It’s no secret that Gen Z often gets slammed for, in the words of Sister Act star Whoopi Goldberg, not “busting their behinds” at work quite like previous generations did. Despite struggling to land entry-level roles, bosses have accused them of showing up late to the interview, refusing to put in any overtime for screening tests, and ghosting recruiters. Now,…
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10 Red Flags of a Toxic Boss — and Tips for Working With One
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Monster. You can deal with a toxic boss by recognizing harmful patterns, protecting your work, setting boundaries, documenting problems, and seeking support before deciding whether to leave. A toxic boss may blame others, ignore boundaries, belittle employees, create confusion, or make you feel consistently undervalued. Left unaddressed, toxic leadership can affect your confidence,…
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The Price Gen Z Is Paying for Turning to Social Media for Career Advice
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Zety.com. Gen Z isn’t just using social media to scroll; they’re using it to build their careers. Zety’s Gen Z Misinfluence Report shows platforms like Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok have become central to how this generation navigates work, from discovering job opportunities to making major professional decisions. But this shift comes with a…
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Job Numbers Are Up, but See Which Companies Are Still Cutting
Major U.S. employers issued the fewest layoff announcements so far this year in May, tracking with the strong employment numbers the government announced June 5. USA TODAY tracked just 250 mass layoff notices in May, affecting 32,000 workers. That included Spirit Airlines’ 11 layoff filings reported in several states affecting nearly 7,000 workers in May. The airline announced a shutdown…
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6 Trump Family Crypto Bets Getting Crushed in Bitcoin’s Crash (and Why They’re Still Winning)
Bitcoin dropped to about $62,000 today. That’s down more than 50% from its October 2025 peak above $126,000. The entire crypto market has shed more than $1 trillion in value since the top. That’s bad news for anyone who put real money into crypto. It’s also bad news, at least on paper, for the Trump family — whose fortune now…
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10 Jobs Hiring Immediately and 10 That Take Months to Fill
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Monster. In today’s job market, the best opportunities may not be defined by demand alone. A role can have thousands of openings and still take weeks longer to fill than another high-volume job. According to Monster’s Jobs Hiring Now Report, hiring speed is becoming a key factor for job seekers to consider. Based on…
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The 20 Highest-Paying Jobs in America? Doctors, Doctors, More Doctors.
Question: What are the 20 highest-paid jobs in America? Answer: Doctor. It’s not far from the truth: Of the 20 U.S. occupations with the highest average pay, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 19 are some kind of doctor or dentist. Pediatric surgeons earn $450,810 a year, on average, as of 2024, according to federal data. Cardiologists make $432,490.…
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What Is Doomjobbing? What It Means and Why It Matters for Job Seekers
Today’s job seekers are finding themselves stuck in an endless loop: scrolling through job boards for hours, saving listings that feel almost right, and continuing their search long after motivation fades. What often begins as a focused effort to find a better role or an attempt to leave a tough job market can quickly turn repetitive and unfocused, with candidates…
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How to Negotiate Salary Offers for the Pay You Deserve (and Exactly What to Say)
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Monster. The best way to negotiate salary is to prepare your research early, wait for a written offer, and respond with a structured counteroffer backed by market data. You should also avoid accepting the first offer too quickly and be prepared to negotiate benefits, flexibility, bonuses, or other parts of the compensation package…
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Where to Sell Gift Cards for the Highest Cash Payout, Both Online and Locally
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on The Penny Hoarder. Selling gift cards is generally safest and most convenient through online marketplaces, while local buyers sometimes offer more money but require extra legwork. Gift cards often resell for about 60% to 90% of their face value, depending on the brand and where you list them. We bet that somewhere in your junk…
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